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The IAEA Director General has been in Syria this week to clarify remaining safeguards issues and support the country’s use of nuclear science and technology in the areas of human health, particularly ...

Since the fall of long-time leader Bashar al-Assad in December, the IAEA has been seeking to restore access to sites ...

Syria's new government has agreed to give inspectors from the United Nations' nuclear watchdog access to suspected former ...

Syria has agreed to give inspectors from the International Atomic Energy Agency immediate access to suspected former nuclear ...

Syria agrees to give inspectors immediate access to suspected former nuclear sites, UN nuclear watchdog head tells AP.

IAEA head Grossi describes the new government as ‘committed to opening up to the world, to international cooperation’.

The new Syrian government has agreed to give inspectors from the United Nations’ nuclear watchdog access to suspected former ...

Israeli warplanes pounded military sites in Syria after Israeli troops seized a border buffer zone following the collapse of President Bashar Assad’s rule. Israel denied its forces were advancing ...

That center, which is under international sanctions, worked on conventional, chemical and nuclear arms. Image Inspecting the site of a possible chemical weapons attack in 2013 in Zamalka ...